Math, asked by ASingh6924, 10 months ago

Find the derivative of (2x + 3)^3 using first principles.

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Answered by afzalhussain40

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(x + y) ³

= x³ + y³ +3zy(x+ y)

(2x + 3)³

8x³ + 27 + 18x( 2x + 3)

8x³ + 27 + 36x² + 54x

Answered by Srikar1806

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